A Game Of Lawn Tennis Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC ADAD ECEB BFBC BBAB| What wonder that I should be dreaming | A |
| Out here in the garden to day | B |
| The light through the leaves is streaming | A |
| b Paulina cries Play b | C |
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| The birds to each other are calling | A |
| The freshly cut grasses smell sweet | D |
| b To Teddy's dismay comes falling | A |
| The ball at my feet | D |
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| Your stroke should be over not under | E |
| But that's such a difficult way b | C |
| The place is a springtide wonder | E |
| Of lilac and may | B |
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| Of lilac and may and laburnum | B |
| Of blossom b We're losing the set | F |
| Those volleys of Jenny's return them | B |
| Stand close to the net b | C |
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| You are so fond of the Maytime | B |
| My friend far away | B |
| Small wonder that I should be dreaming | A |
| Of you in the garden to day | B |
Amy Levy
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